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(external expectations), and the learning experience. Technology-enhanced
environments can strengthen the ideal L2 self by providing immersive and authentic
learning experiences. Learner engagement has been conceptualized as a
multidimensional construct involving behavioral, emotional, and cognitive
components.
According to Fredricks Jennifer A., behavioral engagement refers to
participation in academic activities, emotional engagement involves affective
reactions such as interest and enjoyment, and cognitive engagement reflects
investment in learning and willingness to exert effort. Recent research has also
introduced the concept of agentic engagement, which emphasizes learners’ active
contribution to the learning process. This perspective suggests that learners are not
passive recipients of instruction but active participants who can influence their
learning environment. Technology-enhanced tasks, particularly those involving
collaboration and interaction, can promote higher levels of engagement across all
dimensions. The integration of technology in language learning has been supported
by various theoretical approaches, including constructivism and connectivism. These
theories emphasize the importance of active learning, social interaction, and the use
of digital networks. Technology-enhanced tasks such as online discussions,
multimedia projects, and gamified applications align well with these principles.
Empirical studies have demonstrated that technology can significantly enhance ESL
learners’ motivation. For instance, research on computer-assisted language learning
(CALL) shows that interactive software and digital platforms can increase learners’
interest and participation. Similarly, mobile-assisted language learning (MALL) has
been found to provide flexible and accessible learning opportunities, which can
positively impact motivation. Gamification is another important trend in technology-
enhanced ESL learning. By incorporating game elements such as points, badges, and
leaderboards, gamified tasks can make learning more enjoyable and engaging.
Studies indicate that gamification can improve both intrinsic and extrinsic
motivation, particularly among younger learners. However, its effectiveness depends
on careful design and alignment with learning objectives. A growing body of
research has explored the relationship between technology use and learner
motivation. Studies suggest that technology-enhanced tasks can increase learners’
sense of autonomy, as they allow for self-paced and personalized learning. This, in
turn, enhances intrinsic motivation. Furthermore, digital tools often provide
immediate feedback, which can boost learners’ confidence and sense of
competence. In terms of engagement, technology has been shown to promote
active participation and collaboration. Online platforms enable learners to
communicate with peers and instructors, share ideas, and receive feedback. This
social interaction can enhance emotional engagement and create a sense of
community. Additionally, multimedia content can capture learners’ attention and
facilitate deeper cognitive processing. However, the impact of technology is not
always positive. Some studies have highlighted challenges such as digital distraction,
cognitive overload, and unequal access to technology. These factors can negatively
affect learners’ motivation and engagement. Therefore, it is important to consider
contextual factors and individual differences when evaluating the effectiveness of
technology-enhanced tasks. Despite the growing interest in technology-enhanced
ESL learning, several gaps remain in the literature. First, many studies focus on short- 293
term interventions and do not examine the long-term effects of technology on
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